I know it won't fit perfectly, but can I use the humidipak for a tenor ukulele?
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I would guess you could. Just don't let it get too dry. It gets hard when it's dried out and may make it difficult to pull out.
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I'm not sure. It takes up a lot or width in my guitar sound hole. I do use the third smaller packet that comes with the set for my banjo. I just lay it on top of the banjo in its case. The packets are pretty flexible and I think might work in your ukulele. I do like these. So much better than soaking and squeezing out water in other units.
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Probably you can. However, I'd think you would be better off with either the Planet Waves "Small Instrument" humidifier or the Stretto System for Violin/Viola. Jim Gage/Dec. 5, 2014
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Well, Jake Shimabukuro plays a Kamaka tenor, and he uses (or at least endorses) this capo ... so unless yours is somehow over-sized, it should fit just fine. It works very well on my Pono and Kala tenors, and the Pono neck is a bit chunky.
34260
It fits into the sound hole. They are all the same size unless you have some unusual instrument like a 4 string. It isn't meant for ukeleles , mandolins, or other smaller instruments.
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I don't see why not, it adjusts to take up any amount of slack, regardless of the shape of the neck. There would be some overhang on a uke fretboard because it's narrower than a guitar neck though. If that bothers you, Shubb makes a capo specifically for ukes.
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I have used it on my ukelele but I thought it was overbearing in size and I had to adjust it a lot to get it to work well. I wouldn't really recommend it for it unless it was used on a baritone ukelele which has a thicker neck.
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Might. I don't have a uke. The U-shaped piece which holds the instrument at the head stock can be pinched together (bent) to make it smaller in case the uke's neck and headstock are smaller than a normal guitar or bass.
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yes you can use this one. I also put capo in the Amazon search bar to check the size for you.There's a black one made the same and it says that it can be used for a ukulele . I'm not happy with this gold capo I bought. It seems as though it doesn't hold down the last string very well and I get a buzz sound. The answer to your question is yes it will work. I hope this info helps.
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It fits my Ohana baritone ukulele just fine. The ability to control the pressure on the strings is ideal.
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I believe they make one for ukelelee's... make sure you select the right one.
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Usually, a tenor ukulele is larger than a concert ukulele. I am a little confused by your 'tenor concert ukulele' description. Based on my limited knowledge of the different types of ukuleles, If the tenor is more than 1/4 inch larger than the concert ukulele, it probably won't fit. My concert ukulele fits very snug.
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Hi there , actually you only want to use the humidipaks with an acoustic guitar . Electric guitars can can withhold against the elements better than an acoustic . If possible , you should still have a room for your instruments where you can monitor the humidity & maybe use a small vaporizer & a hergometer . Hope this helps :-)
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Geraldine, I use the stand for a soprano, but see no reason a tenor uke wouldn't also fit. Good luck. Richard
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Yes, I use it for my concert ukulele all the time. The length of the rod on the back of the stand is adjustable, and should very easily work for a soprano ukulele as well. I don't use this stand for a baritone. I prefer to use a guitar stand, as I think the baritone is too big for this stand. You'll love how easy this stand is to set up, and how compact it is when folded up!
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I don't see any issues with using this product to hang a tenor Uke... I am not sure which U-bass you have, if it is a 4 string acoustic body style, ..should not be a problem, if it is the solid body electric 5 string Ubass (like a Kala), I cannot be sure.. I have had my Ibanez 5 string bass on mine, as well as HD 28 Martin acoustic, Tele's, Strats, and my F5 Mandolin.... I would think these will handle any musical instrument, unless it is a "headless" model...
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It depends on the humidity where the case and guitar are stored. How dry, or wet is the guitar? If the ambient humidity is near or at optimum then there is no need to do anything extra. The humidipak will be fine. If the room conditions are way out of the desired range then the ability of the salts in humidipak to release or absorb moisture will be exhausted more quickly than expected. This is my understanding of the process.
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No, it's too narrow. It WOULD work for a banjo or mandolin (in addition to a uke, of course).
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Unfortunately, I don't own a ukulele to be able to tell you for sure. It's going to depend on the width of your ukelele's headstock. I would suspect you're probably okay, but you might be able to get a measurement of the String Swing's throat off of their website to make sure.